Atrakcje: Kraków

a square on the site of the former Holy Spirit hospital, in front of the theatre with the Fredro monument

mementoes of Kraków's school of economics from 1924 onwards, visits by prior booking

a neo-Gothic manor house from 1851, home of the Kossak family of painters, entered in the heritage register

non-commercial gallery in Kazimierz with more than a hundred solo exhibitions since 1995

a wall of a former quarry up to 24 m high, with 24 routes graded from IV to VI.5+

a gallery of applied art: works in glass, paper, clay, wicker and textiles, open since 2002

an 80-metre wall of a former quarry in Zakrzówek with a single traverse climbing route

remains of a fort of the inner ring of the Kraków Fortress in the Polish Aviators' Park

the third highest hill in Kraków, with a fortification in the forest at the summit

palace made from two Gothic townhouses, with a neoclassical facade and the seat of the Kraków SARP

Yak-23 jet fighter on a plinth in the military housing estate in Bielany

bust of a playwright from 1911 in Planty Park, with a bullet mark in the metal

a 2001 monument to the preacher Piotr Skarga, standing opposite the church where he is buried

a monument with the heads of 51 cabaret artists by Bronisław Chromy in Decjusz Park

research library with manuscripts and early printed books, a branch of the National Museum in Kraków

neighbourhood garden with an open-air bookcase and paths about plants in literature

Podgórze square with a monument commemorating the disarming of the Austrians in October 1918

monument in the shape of an open book, commemorating the Polish victims of the Volhynia massacre

Kraków Fortress ammunition shelter from 1914-1915 with armoured doors and shutters

bronze bust from 1887 by All Saints' Square, removed and restored in 1985

climbing corner of the rock wall of the former Kapelanka quarry at Zakrzówek

eclectic townhouse with a neo-Baroque facade supported by figures of atlantes

altar with seven four-metre statues in the courtyard of the Pauline monastery at Skałka

dry shelter cave in the Jurassic limestone of the Tyniec Hills with nine climbing routes